trr@Adobe.COM (Tim Ringwood) writes: } Is there a away I can create a Mac Perl program } so it will run without going the MacPerl GUI. MacPerl has a GUI??? ( :-) :-)) I'm not quite sure what you mean, but if you mean to have scripts run without MacPerl ever opening a window, the easiest way is never to print anything to STDERR or STDOUT in your script. The second easiest way is to redirect STDOUT and/or STDERR to files. I usually redirect and use STDOUT while leaving STDERR for those times when something goes wrong (then if I'm sitting there I'll see a window open in the background). Then you can save the script as a droplet and just double click on the droplet, put MacPerl in the background after the script starts running, and forget about it. } } I would like to able to just doulbe click on it. } } The file will be on a network, but MacPerl will } be local to the users machine. } } thanks, } } tim } --- -------- Paul J. Schinder NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Code 693, Greenbelt, MD 20771 USA schinder@pjstoaster.pg.md.us